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Selma
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1
Define
Civil War
a war between citizens of the same country.
A war fought through protest with no violence
he rights of citizens to political and social freedom
The invasion of a country by a foreign foe.
2
What event is referred to as "Bloody Sunday"?
The assasination of King jr.
The attack on civil-rights demonstrators outside Selma
The Selma March
3
During which
decade was the movie set
?
1920's
1850's
1960's
1980's
4
The March for voting rights in Selma was the last civil rights fight in USA.
False
True
5
what does
Segregation
mean?
The action of running for parliament.
The action of setting someone or something apart from others
Coming together as one to form an equal community
The ability to vote
6
What year did "Bloody Sunday" occur?
1876
1986
1965
1967
7
Define
civil rights
?
a war between citizens of the same country.
The rights of citizens to political and social freedom.
The right to oppress others.
The act of being courteous towards others.
8
Only African-American protested in favor of voting rights.
False
True
9
Social media on the Internet was a major factor on voting rights being made legal in 1965.
True
False
10
Why was Dr. King called to Selma?
Voting rights
Poor working condititons
Segregation in schools
Unfair wages for black
11
What was the name of the organization that Dr. King was a leader of?
SCLC
AARP
ASAHL
NAACP
12
What city were protesters trying to go to from Selma?
Montgomery
Birmingham
Washington
Alabama
13
What is the first name of Dr. King's wife (she was also part of the civil rights movement?
Coretta
Rosa
Betty
Corey
14
Who was the Governor who opposed integration?
George Clooney
George Wallace
George Bush
George Jefferson
15
Who was the president that Dr. King was in contact with during his time in Selma?
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
16
Lives were lost during the fight for equal rights.
True
False
